NORTH WIND.

"I've blastingly wandered

Where nature doth pant;

And gloomily pondered

O'er sadness and want.

An old man was sighing

O'er angel lips gone,

His cherub was dying,

And he was alone.

On his grey locks I clotted

An ice-crown cold,--

His sinews I knotted;

His tale is told."

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